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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 August 2025

Abena Takyiwaa Asamoah-Okyere
Affiliation:
Ministry of Finance, Ghana
Christina Natalia Widjaja
Affiliation:
United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security
Tim Smedley
Affiliation:
Freelance writer

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From Crisis to Action
Climate Change Through the Eyes of the Most Vulnerable
, pp. 257 - 266
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2025
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Index

$100 billion climate finance pledge, 23, 225
Abdulla Hassan, 155
access to renewable energy, 176, 188
Accra, Ghana, 7
Accra-to-Marrakech Agenda (A2 M), 150, 180
acute kidney failure, 113
adaptation, 20, 43, 57, 105, 225
adaptation finance, 22, 85, 177, 182, 212
adaptation measures, 70
Africa, 19, 50, 84, 168
Africa Adaptation Gap Report, 182
African Development Bank (AfDB), 182
African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100), 201
African Risk Capacity (ARC), 219
agricultural methods, 201
agriculture, 125, 129, 137, 139, 192
Ahmedabad, India, 135
Akinwumi Adesina, 182
Alexandria, 103
Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa, 184
Ámbalo, 2
Amir Sapkota, 139
Andhra Pradesh, 117
Andrew Dessler, 94
Animesh Kumar, 133, 163
annual investment need, 23
Anote Tong, 27
Argentina, 11, 93
ARISE (Accelerating Renewable Energy Integration and Sustainable Energy), 190
artificial intelligence, 139
Asia, 19, 168
Asif Zabed, 120
Asikuma, Ghana, 125
ASPIRE (Accelerating Sustainable Private Investments in Renewable Energy), 190
Atoll City, Maldives, 80
Australia, 205, 209
Baltic coastline, 94, 120
Ban Ki-moon, 17
banana, 127
Bangladesh, 20, 51, 82, 109, 112, 144
Climate Prosperity Plans (CPP), 108
Barbados, 6, 33, 127, 151, 179, 187
Barcelona Nature Plan, 135
Barcelona, Spain, 135
Baroness Brown, 104
Barranquilla, Colombia, 38
basic necessities, 141
Belgium, 98
Belize, 187, 219
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), 153
beyond adaptation, 82
bilateral financing, 145, 154
Bimala Aryal, 91
biodiversity, 2, 17, 88, 134, 156, 202
biophysical, 50
blended finance model, 190
Blue Bonds, 181, 187, 194
Blue Economy, 184
Bogota, Colombia, 38
Botswana, 52
Brent Cloete, 170
Bretton Woods agreement, 178
Bridgetown Initiative, 178
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 12
Burkina Faso, 140
calibration, 100
California, USA, 105
Cambodia, 87
Canada, 94
Cancun Adaptation Framework, 48
carbon credits, 38, 191, 193
carbon markets, 225
Caribbean, 4, 24, 87, 88, 152, 187
Caribbean Emancipation 2030, 218
Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC), 33, 87, 127
catastrophe, 2
Central Asia, 146
Centre for Social Research and Development (CSRD), 77, 121
Centre for Women and Food Security, 125
Chad, 140
Champagne, France, 101
Chikungunya, 131
China, 93, 106, 153
Christian Blind Mission (CBM), 91
Christine John, 35
Christon Herbert, 33, 132, 152
chronic kidney disease from non-traditional causes (CKDnT), 115
circular economy, 140
Cities 4 Women, 91
civil war, 130
climate action, 6, 44, 187
Climate Action Tracker, 45
climate activities investment, 20
climate change, 4, 17
Climate Change Act and Net Zero Plan, 104
climate change impacts, 9, 31, 32, 63, 64, 91, 220
climate change litigation, 206
climate crisis, 4, 5, 16, 17, 72, 98, 110, 212
Climate Emergency Collaboration Group (CECG), 103
Climate Field School for Farmers, 192
climate finance, 21, 24, 26, 27, 175, 176, 214
climate hazards, 86
climate investments, 171
climate justice, 27, 42, 44, 156, 159
climate migration, 76
climate models, 100
climate projections, 14
Climate Promise, 71
Climate Prosperity Plans (CPP), 20, 108, 123, 170, 185, 188, 226
Bangladesh, 34, 138, 216, 217
Ghana, 133, 194
Sri Lanka, 21, 172
climate refugees, 106
climate resilience, 8, 91
Climate Resilient Debt Clauses for Small Island Developing States, 178
climate risk, 89
Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment, 86
climate scenarios, 45
Climate Shelter, 135
Climate Vulnerability Monitor, 9, 22
Climate Vulnerable Economies Loss Report, 33
Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF).See CVF-V20
climate-resilient crops, 136
coastal flooding. See Flooding
coastline, 4, 103
cocoa, 127
collaboration, 109
Cologne, Germany, 98
Colombia, 2, 39, 86, 189, 208, 216
Cauca, 2
climate, 2
Colombian Massif, 2
Tacamocho, 85
concessional terms, 145
conflict, 83, 130
Consejo Regional Indígena del Cauca, 3
consumer choices, 139
COP, 226
COP 15, 24, 145, 219
COP 21, 182, 227
COP 27, 42, 110, 162, 173, 211, 226, 227
COP 28, 23, 42, 85, 179, 227
coral bleaching, 4, 29
cost of adaptation, 177
costs of relocation, 106
COVID-19 lockdowns, 145
credit rating agencies, 158
critical infrastructure.See Infrastructure
crop pattern seasons, 38
crop yields, 57
crops, 2, 124
cultural heritage, 88
CVF, 15
CVF-V20, 6
Member States, 1
Presidency, 6
Secretariat, 18, 20, 123, 145
CVF Thematic Ambassador for Youth. See Nakeeyat Dramani Sam
CVM3 Data Explorer, 9
Biophysical, 9
Economics, 11
Health, 10
Cyclone Freddy, 163
damage, 98
Daniela Saade Ortega, 38, 161, 193, 204
David Keellings, 36
debt accumulation, 153
debt arrangements, 157
debt cancellation, 219
debt instability, 180
debt relief, 150, 151, 156
debt service payments, 152
debt swaps, 181
debt-for-climate swaps, 156
debt-for-nature swaps, 187, 219
Deependra Nath Sharma, 91
dengue, 14, 19, 22, 64, 67, 94, 119, 131
Densu River, 7
desertification, 130
developed countries, 21
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 120
Dhuvaafaru Island, 207
Diana Rodríguez, 85
Dier Tong Ngor, 177
dietary shifts, 139
Dina Zayed, 103, 173, 190
disabilities, 90
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act, 177
discrimination, 91
diseases, 131
displacement, 33, 39, 76, 121, 132, 207
Doha, Qatar, 102, 118
Dominica, 34, 128, 187
Dominica Red Cross, 35
Donalson Frederick, 35
DRIVE (De-risking, Inclusion, and Value Enhancement of Pastoral Economies in the Horn of Africa), 169
drought, 24, 30, 58, 61, 68, 75, 95
drought index, 53
dry spell, 38
early warning systems, 133
Early Warnings for All (EW4All), 198
econometric models, 100
economic consequences, 16
economic crisis, 147
economic damage, 60
economic losses, 33, 94
Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA), 86
education campaign, 38, 134
Egypt, 103, 117
El Niño, 81
encephalitis, 131
Enele Sopoaga, 215
energy insecurity, 39
Ernest Gibson, 26
erosion, 80
Ethiopia, 164
Ethiopia Food Security Resilience Project, 137
Europe, 168
European Mediterranean, 94
Evelyne Ninsiima, 37, 138, 191
export industry, 129
external debt, 84
extreme precipitation, 28, 54, 58, 66, 95
extreme temperatures, 101
extreme weather, 36, 78
Fabian Hamilton, 103, 109
Fabien Veret, 197
Fakaola ‘Eku Kalofiam’, 140
famine, 24
Fathimath Mohamed Didi, 154, 165, 184
Fiji, 26, 199, 219
Financial Futures Center, 22
financial instruments, 181
financing gap, 5, 154, 158, 178
fisheries, 4
flash floods, 5, 98, 100, 108, 126
Flood Resilience Measurement for Communities (FRMC), 108
flood risk, 87
flood risk governance, 108
flooding, 24, 40, 78, 82, 95
Florent Baarsch, 100, 200, 213
Florida, USA, 212
Flower and Fauna Sanctuary, 74
Fonio millet, 140
food availability, 119, 129
food import bill, 127
food insecurity, 11, 86, 124, 127, 130, 164
food security, 126, 138
foreign debt, default, 160
fossil fuel subsidies, 20
fossil fuels investment, 20
France, 100, 198
Francia Márquez, 40
G20, 8, 21
G7, 8, 21
GDL Vulnerability Index (GVI), 84
GDP per capita growth, 56
gender inequality, 16
gender sensitivity, 91
Geneva Oliverie, 33, 128, 151, 187
gentrification, 136
Germany, 108
Ghana, 6, 7, 109, 147, 211
global disparities, 85
global emissions, 216
Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), 87
Global Infrastructure Facility, 179
Global North.See developed countries
Global Risk Financing Facility (GRiF), 254
Global Shield, 164, 226
Global Shield Financing Facility (GSFF), 254
Global Stocktake, 226
Governance in Justice Programme, 209
Gramalote, 86
Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, 40
Great Britain, 93
great summer, 3
Greece, 94
Green Bonds, 194
Green Climate Fund (GCF), 174, 193
Green Environment Promotion (GEP), 37, 138
green space, 136
greenhouse gases (GHG), 226
Grenada, 127
grid infrastructure, 135
Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research, 215
Guatemala, 200
Guyana, 127
Ha’apai, 140
Hafijul Islam Khan, 82, 205
Haiti, 127
Hanoi, Vietnam, 87
health, 50, 88, 124, 140
health profile, 131
health services, 86, 195
heat, 29, 31, 55
heat action plans (HAPs), 133
heat island effect, 134
heat stress, 112
heat stress prevention, 135
heat-related deaths, 55, 117, 130
heatwave exposure, 62
heatwaves, 40, 58, 93, 95, 100
heavy rainfall. See extreme precipitation
high-income countries.See developed countries
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 87
House of Commons, 72
Huế, Vietnam, 77, 121
Human Development Index, 135
humanitarian disaster, 130
Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha’apai Volcanic eruption and tsunami, 158
Hunger Safety Net Program, 164
hurricane, 4, 54, 88
Hurricane Elsa, 152
Hurricane Emily, 127
Hurricane Georges, 35
Hurricane Ivan, 127
Hurricane Maria, 34
hydro-electric dams, 39
Ideam (Colombian National Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology, and Environmental Studies), 86
IMF, 183
indebted nations, 33
India, 93, 106, 112, 117, 189
Indigenous communities, 209
Ampiuile, 2, 77
Guambía, 2
Indigenous leader. See Taita
Maasai tribe, 30
Māori, 209
Misak, 2
Palaima, 74
Totoró, 2
Wayuu Apalanchi, 74, 208
Indonesia, 106
industrialised nations, 8
inequalities, 90
infectious diseases, 90
inflation, 56
INFORM 2023 Index for Risk Management, 87
informal waste workers, 121
information, 90
infrastructure, 53, 90, 159, 178, 179, 185, 197
infrastructure investment, 19
Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC), 18
insurance, 78, 164, 165, 194, 219
InsuResilience Global Partnership, 163
interest rate, 57
interest rate deviation, 12
interest rates, 168
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), 15, 227
international aid, 19
international finance, 72, 109
invaluable losses, 133
investment, 109, 181
IPCC’s Sixth Report (AR6), 26
Iria Touzon Calle, 199
irrigation systems, 126
Isaac Nemuta, 30
Italy, 94
Jamaica, 127
Jameson Alphonse, 126, 200
Japan, 106
Jason Glaser, 114, 141
Jayram Kewat, 118
Jens Wandeln, 90
Jevanic Henry, 4, 27, 126, 131, 147, 157, 181, 211
Jibon Kumar Ray, 143
Jim Skea, 26
Joint Multi-Donor Fund (JMDF), 6
Juan Manuel Florez, 85
Juan Manuel Santos, 39
Jubilee 2000 debt campaign, 218
Jwala Rambarran, 24, 87, 218
Kamasa Dorothy Azimi, 125
Kandholhudhoo Island, 207
Kathmandu, Nepal, 111
Kausea Natano, 214
Ken Ofori-Atta, 15, 23, 50
Kendrapara, India, 106
Kenya, 30, 164
Kibale, Uganda, 138
Kiribati, 199
Kurigram, Bangladesh, 143
Kyrgyzstan, 146
La Alcayna, Spain, 98
La Guajira, 75
La Isla Network, 115
labour laws, 112
lack of capacity.See Vulnerability
lack of rainfall, 30
Lame kuare.See Small summer
Lame sre.See Small downpour
Lancet Countdown, 13, 22, 26, 86, 217
Lao PDR, 87
Latin America and the Caribbean, 19
Le-Anne Roper, 204
Least Developed Countries, 82
Lebanon, 51
lessons-learned, 98
livelihoods, 5, 75
loans, 143, 145, 154, 179, 212
Los Angeles, USA, 98
loss and damage, 17, 42, 43, 110
Loss and Damage Fund, 23, 84, 173, 227
loss of labour productivity, 55
losses to GDP per capita growth, 95
macroeconomic, 50
Madagascar, 219
Magdalena Mirwald, 24, 87
Magdalena River, 85
malaria, 19, 22, 131
Malawi, 202
Malaysia, 118
Maldives, 80, 154, 165, 184, 189, 207
Male, Maldives, 80
Mali, 140, 219
mangroves, 75
Manuel Florez, 86
Margaret Kruk, 196
marginalized, 91
Marina Romanello, 11, 51, 88, 102, 124, 130, 196, 219
Matcha Phorn-In, 16
Maxime Toubart, 101
Md. Nannu Molla, 120
Medellin, Colombia, 39
mental health, 35, 131
Merica Abbott, 209
Mexico, 117
Mia Mottley, 178
Michael Larbi Aburam, 125
Middle East, 102
migrant workers, 111
migration, 216. See Relocation
Mikaël Lefrançois, 118
mindset shift, 181, 213
mitigation, 43, 105, 227
mobility, 90
Mocoa, Colombia, 39
Mohamed Muizzu, 207
Mohamed Nasheed, 123, 166
Mohamed Shahudh, 80, 154, 207
Mohammed Amin Adam, 175
moorland, 2
Morocco, 51
mortgages, 212
Mozambique, 169
mudslides, 39
multilateral development banks, 72
multilateral financing, 145
Munich Climate Insurance Initiative (MCII), 43
Murcia, Spain, 98
Mustang, Himalaya, 5
Myanmar, 87
Nadia Cazaubon, 29
Nakeeyat Dramani Sam, 7, 211
National Framework Strategy on Climate Change, 177
National Kidney Center, 142
National Resilience Development Strategy 2030 (NRDS), 34
national strategy, 92
Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), 24, 45, 178, 227
Native Village of Shishmaref, Alaska, USA, 106
natural order. See Proper calendar
nature-based solutions, 133, 201
Nepal, 5, 91, 112, 141, 197
Kathmandu, 5
Nepal Development Society (NEDS), 197
Nepal Kidney Foundation, 113
Neron Thomas, 127
Netherlands, 206
new normal, 99
New Zealand, 106, 209
Nguyen Thi Nhật Anh, 78, 121, 193, 217
Nicaragua, 114
Nigeria, 140
Nile Delta, 103, 174
Nisreen Elsaim, 129, 176
Njuguna Ndung’u, 84
non-economic losses, 88
North America, 94
Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative, 37
Nu kuare. See great summer
Nu sre. See winter
nutmeg, 127
nutrition, 119, 124
optimum temperature level, 51
outdoor work, 111
Pakistan, 93, 112
Paris Agreement, 8, 44, 57, 227
pastoralist herder, 30
pathogens, 131
peace, 130
people internally displaced, 88
People’s Survival Fund (PSF), 192
Phekan Thakur, 118
Philippine Climate Change Act, 192
Philippines, 18, 28, 36, 106, 177, 186, 209
Platform on Disaster Displacement, 106
political will, 219
Pooja Chhabria, 136
population health, 133
Portugal, 93
poverty reduction, 125
power trade-offs, 190
pre-arranged financing, 165
precipitation, 54, 100
private sector engagements, 171
Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP), 164
Program for Integrated Development and Adaptation to Climate Change, 137
proper calendar, 2
psychosocial, 132
public and private investments, 185
public health, 129
Puerto Rico, 35
Qatar, 111
rainfall, 77
Ramon Apla-on, 28
Ranil Wickremensinghe, 210
recreation, 135
Red Sea, 103
regenerative food systems, 136
Reifferscheid, Germany, 98
relief aid distribution, 91
relocation, 76, 83, 85, 86, 91, 105, 132, 206
Renato Redentor Constantino, 17, 109, 148, 210
renewable energy, 135
rice, 29, 119
Rindra Hasimbelo Rabarinirinarison, 219
rising lakes, 31
rising sea levels. See Sea-level rise
risk financing mechanism, 165
river erosion, 120
Roosevelt Skerrit, 34
rural communities, 37, 125
Russia, 94
Ryan Straughn, 178
Saane Lolo, 140, 157
Sadie McGill, 107
Sadyr Japarov, 153
Saint Lucia, 4, 5, 27, 29, 126, 131, 157, 200, 211
saltwater intrusion, 80, 88
Sandith Samarasinghe, 123, 189
Sara Jane Ahmed, 20, 145
Saudi Arabia, 117
Scandinavia, 94
sea-level rise, 4, 29, 80, 88
security, 130
Senegal, 140
Sensitivity. See Vulnerability
Shakti Basnet, 113
Sheikh Hasina, 20
shelters, 91
Shivani Gupta, 91
Simona Marinescu, 41
Sivapuram Venkata Rama Krishna Prabhakar, 211
Sixto Andrés Ávila Iguarán, 74, 208
slow-onset climate change, 18, 19, 48
small downpour, 3
small island nations, 4, 82
small summer, 3
social exclusion, 91
social instability, 87
social interaction, 135
social media algorithm, 200
social protection programmes, 164
socioeconomic vulnerabilities, 63
South Asia, 84
South Asia Gender and Energy (SAGE), 190
South Sudan, 177
Southeast Asia, 84, 169
Southeast Asia Regional Analysis, 87
Southern Africa, 169
sovereignty, 215
Spain, 94, 98
Special Drawing Rights, 161, 184
Sri Lanka, 106, 109, 117, 123, 137, 160, 189, 210
storm. See Hurricane
Strong Roots, Strong Women, 192
structural protection, 108
Sudan, 117, 130, 176
Sudan Youth for Climate Change, 129
sudden-onset disasters, 83
Surendra Tamang, 111, 142
susceptibility. See Vulnerability
Sustainable Development Solutions Network, 48
Sustainable Insurance Facility, 22, 227
Svenja Schulze, 179
Swenja Surminski, 40, 47, 97, 106, 201
Sweta Koirala, 5, 113, 119, 142, 197
Taita, 2
Tam Giang lagoon, 77, 193, 217
Tania Strauss, 136
Task Force for Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD), 180
Taukiei Kitara, 215
temperature records, 93
temperatures, 31, 51, 54, 62
Terre des Hommes, 120
Thailand, 87, 117
Thelma Jaromay, 36
tipping point, 48, 216
Tonga, 140, 157
Tonga Finance Ministry, 140
Tonga Trust, 140
Torres Strait, 205
tourism, 4, 155
tourism infrastructure, 82
Traffic Light Assessment Report, 231
transformation, 141
transparency, lack of, 153
Tree Master plan, 135
tree planting, 38
Trinidad and Tobago, 34, 127
Trop chaud pour travailler (Too Hot to Work), 118
tropical cyclones, 28, 62. See Hurricanes
tropical diseases, 67
Tropical Storm Linfa, 77
Tunisia, 51
Tuvalu, 214
Typhoon Odette, 36
Uganda, 36, 191
UN Environment Programme (UNEP), 177
UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), 228
UN Secretary-General Youth Adviser on Climate Change, 4
UN Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change, 129
UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, 209
United Kingdom, 117
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 71, 121
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), 33, 48, 85, 97, 129, 133, 198
United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), 6, 90, 91, 196
United States of America, 117, 127
urban-greening, 135
US Army Corps of Engineers, 106
V20, 17, 21. See CVF and V20
V20 Climate Prosperity Fellowship Program, 187
Vava’u, 140
vector-borne diseases, 19, 131
Vetiver grass, 140
Vibrio, 120
Vibrio disease transmission, 59
Vibrio diseases, 67
Vibrio pathogens, 64
Victor Yalanda, 2, 77, 216
Vietnam, 77, 87, 121, 192
vulnerability, 89
vulnerable, 88
vulnerable countries, 8, 15, 21, 41
vulnerable groups, 78
vulnerable nation. See vulnerable countries
vulnerable populations, 55
water, 77
water scarcity, 33, 126
West Nile virus, 131
wet-bulb temperature, 102
wildfires, 38, 55, 58, 62, 67, 106
winter, 3
winter wheat yields, 10
women, 16, 78, 91, 121, 190, 191, 193, 199
Women Practitioners’ Network in the Energy Sector (WePOWER), 190
Women’s Resilience to Disasters, 199
World Bank, 138
World Cup, 102, 111
World Economic Forum, 136
World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 31
Yessie Mosby, 205
Yuefen Li, 160
Zambezi Basin, 137
Zeynab Wandati, 30
Zika, 131
Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance, 108

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